India Today North East wins ENBA 2025 Gold

India Today North East has won the Gold award at ENBA 2025 in the category “Best Microsite – Regional Channel – Eastern Region”, reinforcing its position as the most credible and authoritative digital news platform in the North-East. The recognition came at the 17th Exchange4media News Broadcasting Awards (ENBA), where the India Today Group recorded a historic sweep across television and digital categories, cementing its leadership in Indian journalism.

Launched as a dedicated, digital-first regional newsroom under the India Today Group, India Today North East has distinguished itself through rigorous on-ground reporting from all eight North-Eastern states, editorial independence, and a sharp focus on stories that matter to the region. Its coverage, ranging from politics, governance and ethnic fault lines to culture, sports and entertainment, has consistently combined local depth with national context, a balance few regional platforms have achieved.

What sets India Today North East apart is not just scale or reach, but trust. Backed by the India Today Group’s editorial benchmarks, the platform has built a reputation for accuracy, speed, fairness and visual storytelling, while resisting the pull of sensationalism in a region often prone to misrepresentation. Its strong video-led narratives and integrated digital newsroom have helped turn complex regional issues into compelling, credible journalism for both regional and national audiences.

The ENBA jury’s decision to confer Gold underscores how India Today North East has evolved from a regional microsite into a high-impact news destination that gives the North-East a clear, confident and credible voice on the national news map. The award also reflects the India Today Group’s sustained investment in regional and digital journalism, an approach that powered its record-breaking ENBA 2025 performance, with over a hundred awards across formats and languages.
For India Today North East, the Gold is not merely a trophy, it is validation of a newsroom philosophy rooted in credibility, relevance and regional truth-telling, at a time when trust in news has never mattered more.